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24 October 2023Insurance

Reinsurers could reap the rewards of ‘goldilocks’ effect

Reinsurers could be about to benefit from a “goldilocks” period as market conditions and levels of catastrophe losses combine in a way that that may result in favourable underwriting returns enduring beyond the upcoming 1/1 renewal.

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